Griffen Radiator is In !!
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Nice, I saw it in the test posts too. It would actually be really nice if they could be made for the SC relocated over flow bottle. It would make the install that much cleaner. Whats the price on these, $400ish?
I see red injectors.. does DW take the stock ones and make them flow more or fo you have regular 259?
I see red injectors.. does DW take the stock ones and make them flow more or fo you have regular 259?
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Originally Posted by JSutter
Nice, I saw it in the test posts too. It would actually be really nice if they could be made for the SC relocated over flow bottle. It would make the install that much cleaner. Whats the price on these, $400ish?
I see red injectors.. does DW take the stock ones and make them flow more or fo you have regular 259?
I see red injectors.. does DW take the stock ones and make them flow more or fo you have regular 259?
The radiators are $327.70 from Griffen plus shipping
-matt
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Originally Posted by abci30
damn i want one. have you tired putting the charge pipe back in yet. I want to know if there is going to be any clearance issues i may have to get one of these. BTW how long was that wait?
I ordered it though JDmmax on here and the wait was LONGGG...I almost ordered directly from Griffen. They state 3 weeks and youll have one. Not sure how accurate that is.
The only fitment issue was with the fans. I had to cut the lower posts to fit into the new rad. They were too wide.
-matt
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Originally Posted by The Wizard
Matty,
Why did you replace your radiator? Did your OEM fail? or is this one more efficient due to it's bigger size? Stats? Weight compared to OEM?
Why did you replace your radiator? Did your OEM fail? or is this one more efficient due to it's bigger size? Stats? Weight compared to OEM?
The weight is alot more then the stock unit. I would say at least 3x-4x more heavy. The stock one is really light though
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Well the charge pipe fit great, no fitment issues at all.
Got the TB leak fixed finally.
I gotta go and get a new radiator cap. I guess the stock one doesnt fit onto the Griffen cause its leaking bad.
-matt
Got the TB leak fixed finally.
I gotta go and get a new radiator cap. I guess the stock one doesnt fit onto the Griffen cause its leaking bad.
-matt
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Havent really monitered the temps yet. I will get around to it once I get to drive the frig*n thing. Just dropped the car off for the undercoating/rustproofing and installing the body kit before the coating. (body kit wont stick to the undercoating)
Anyone thinking of getting this radiator, definetly go ahead and buy it. The thing is beefy and heavy
I love it.
Griffen: 1800-722-3723
Part #: 9E-KB795-01
Price: $327.70 + shipping
Op: Ben
BTW: The stock Cap fits. I guess my stock one got bent. Got a stant and it fits perfectly.
-matt
Anyone thinking of getting this radiator, definetly go ahead and buy it. The thing is beefy and heavy
I love it.Griffen: 1800-722-3723
Part #: 9E-KB795-01
Price: $327.70 + shipping
Op: Ben
BTW: The stock Cap fits. I guess my stock one got bent. Got a stant and it fits perfectly.
-matt
I does sound nice and looks nice, but the "heavy" part is what's bothering me.
I'm constantly removing weight, I don't want more. LOL If and when my radiator fails, I would consider this one, only if the gains can be proven and measured. Theoretically, it will drop the temps, but I would like to see hard numbers! I suppose I could go to thier website and see if they've done the tests, but real life tests are the best. So, be a guinea pig and install a water temp guage and report back your findings!! Thanks for telling us about this, as I didn't know it existed.
I'm constantly removing weight, I don't want more. LOL If and when my radiator fails, I would consider this one, only if the gains can be proven and measured. Theoretically, it will drop the temps, but I would like to see hard numbers! I suppose I could go to thier website and see if they've done the tests, but real life tests are the best. So, be a guinea pig and install a water temp guage and report back your findings!! Thanks for telling us about this, as I didn't know it existed.
Originally Posted by matty
Havent really monitered the temps yet. I will get around to it once I get to drive the frig*n thing. Just dropped the car off for the undercoating/rustproofing and installing the body kit before the coating. (body kit wont stick to the undercoating)
Anyone thinking of getting this radiator, definetly go ahead and buy it. The thing is beefy and heavy
I love it.
Griffen: 1800-722-3723
Part #: 9E-KB795-01
Price: $327.70 + shipping
Op: Ben
BTW: The stock Cap fits. I guess my stock one got bent. Got a stant and it fits perfectly.
-matt
Anyone thinking of getting this radiator, definetly go ahead and buy it. The thing is beefy and heavy
I love it.Griffen: 1800-722-3723
Part #: 9E-KB795-01
Price: $327.70 + shipping
Op: Ben
BTW: The stock Cap fits. I guess my stock one got bent. Got a stant and it fits perfectly.
-matt
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Posts: 10,163
From: Northern Jersey
Originally Posted by The Wizard
Matty,
Did you consider the KOYO radiator before getting this one? There's a group deal going right now.
Did you consider the KOYO radiator before getting this one? There's a group deal going right now.
-matt
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